My dad recently gave me a MC2 racing wheel that he got used for $10. He drives a Ford F-350 and loves his truck (Note: He actually USES it though...as in he pulls jet-skis with a camper on the bed). So as a way of saying thank you for the wheel, I've began drifting a Ford F-150 in GT4 for him.
Note that before I started doing this, I had never seriously put much effort into drifting. Now, I've been practicing for about a week and a half now, and just wanted to show off a couple pictures.
Once I manage to get a perfect lap, I'll make a video and upload it.
The Ford F-150 has actually taught me how to drift very well. I can drift almost every turn in Grand Valley Speedway (The full track), but I always mess up every 3rd corner...but I'm getting better. I can't wait to post my first video since I made the video of an FF drift in GT3 with an Integra.
Anyways, enjoy the attached pictures. Maybe one of these days, I'll get a USB drive and can upload them that way, rather than using the screenshot feature of my TV tuner software.
Note that before I started doing this, I had never seriously put much effort into drifting. Now, I've been practicing for about a week and a half now, and just wanted to show off a couple pictures.
Once I manage to get a perfect lap, I'll make a video and upload it.
The Ford F-150 has actually taught me how to drift very well. I can drift almost every turn in Grand Valley Speedway (The full track), but I always mess up every 3rd corner...but I'm getting better. I can't wait to post my first video since I made the video of an FF drift in GT3 with an Integra.
Anyways, enjoy the attached pictures. Maybe one of these days, I'll get a USB drive and can upload them that way, rather than using the screenshot feature of my TV tuner software.
I somehow fell in love with that car in the drift photo competition.
